My does have finally dropped their fawns. The does that feed in my backyard everyday brought them in today for the first time. Pretty cool sight to see and reason i have never shot does around here during bow season.

Not south zone but I saw a spotted fawn in warrior al. about a month or so that was pretty big. I have seen a couple around here that are pretty good size too the past couple weeks, but I have one doe im getting pics of that is still bulging pretty bad. Its awful late but I wonder if she aint still pregnant.

I would say these are around two weeks old. I noticed last week that the does had dropped but this is the first time they brought them with them.

I am in Hayden and all of my fawns are still in spots. Had pictures of 5 last week. Bucks are still grouped up here also, even the bigger ones.

Jason

I saw one yesterday that I thought was a cat at first, little spotted thing.

I seen spotted tiny one last week and I seen 3 that were bigger yesterday....that kinda threw me off...

We get them pretty late in limestone county. I've had a momma and fawn on camera. Pretty sure fawn didnt drop til late sept.
I think they drop pretty late all over the state.

I saw 3 spotted fawns off the side of highway 82 in Autauga county this afternoon coming back from Tuscaloosa.

I’ve got about a dozen fawns on camera in Blount county. Almost all of them still have spots. Bucks are all still together.

I saw spotted fawns yesterday hunting...they haven't been born long

I had spotted triplets on my deer camera last week.

I’ve seen spotted fawns in Jackson and Blount county in the past week that were very small

Well, here's pics of a couple of sets of fawns that were obviously dropped at different times. Probably the small ones are because of a late rut. This is in Geneva county. Just remembered I had this picture. Is this the baby daddy of those fawns?

I have a small fawn born on my place two weeks ago. I have others that were born from late june to end of August.

That gum pond is probably full of water tonight.

Another pic added.

I had 2 different fawns with their nanny under my tree Saturday morning. One was a little older than the other but the both had spots.

Y'all do realize that fawns keep their spots for 3-4 months, right?

I go more by size.

Does normally wean their fawns at 3-4 months as well. Most of the fawns I'm seeing in Baldwin County are around a month old. I believe the milk is important to the health and survival rate as well. Can anyone seriously say that orphaning a fawn at a month old has NO effect on it's survival? I heard coyote's catch one Sunday morning and put an arrow thru a coyote later that day.